ESS 349 Lab Manual

Cover

Universal Precautions

Neutral Therapy Notes

Moist Ice Pack (Bob Dog)

Ice Cups

Game Ready

Therapeutic Modalities

Interferential Current

Therma/Cryo Stim Probe

Light Pad

Pre-Mod

Patient Positioning

Preventative Ankle Taping

Phases of Rehabilitation

How to Use a Tape Shark

Arch Taping

Patellar Tendon Taping

Shoulder Grading Rubric

Elbow Grading Rubric

Wrist Grading Rubric

Wraps

Hip Flexor Wrap

Indications (+)/Contraindications (-)	Expectations	Materials Needed
Hip flexor strain (+) If the athlete is not wearing compression shorts (-) If the athlete isn't comfortable with the vicinity of the wrap to their pelvis(-)	Wrap should cover the ASIS bilaterally and pull hip into flexion.Wrap should be tight enough to not fall off.	6" double lengthAce bandage Conform or CoFlex

Taping tips

Athlete stand on heel block in ready position
Pull elatic wrap medial to lateral

Hip Adductor Wrap

Indications (+)/Contraindications(-)

Expectations

Materials

Hip Adductor Strain (+)
If the athlete is not wearing compression shorts(-)
If the athlete isn't comfortable with the vicinity of the wrap to their pelvis(-)

Wrap should cover the ASIS bilaterally and pull hip into adduction and slight internal rotation.
Wrap should be tight enough to not fall off.

6" double length Ace bandage
Conform or CoFlex

Taping tips

Have athlete stand on heel block in ready position
Pull elastic wrap lateral to medial

Horseshoe Wrap

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